Sign up on Eventbrite here Full-day workshop for PGR students at UoB interested in learning, discussing and sharing their work on narrative research. Narrative research has gained popularity and relevance in diverse disciplines and has become a diverse, complex and contested field. Multiple theoretical approaches, methods, strategies of analysis coexist under the term “narrative”. […]
Researching in/through and around the pandemic: Challenges, Opportunities and New Understandings of Being a Researcher. This event is part of the School of Education’s Bristol Conversations in Education research seminar series. These seminars are free and open to the public – but spaces are limited so register your ticket quickly! Hosted by Dr. Frances Giampapa, Language, Literacies and […]
Sign up on Eventbrite here About the session Taking inspiration from the epistemological and theoretical critiques and developments in feminisms, feminist methods and methodologies are about more than just including women in research or women studying women. Feminist methods tend to offer a challenge to knowledge production itself interlinked with feminist political intent, ethical processes, […]
Sign up on Eventbrite here About the session Taking inspiration from the epistemological and theoretical critiques and developments in feminisms, feminist methods and methodologies are about more than just including women in research or women studying women. Feminist methods tend to offer a challenge to knowledge production itself interlinked with feminist political intent, ethical processes, […]
Book discussion in association with SPIN, MMB and SWDTP About this event Join us for this online event, where Hannah Jones will discuss her book Violent Ignorance: Confronting Racism and Migration Control with Chloe Peacock from the University of Bristol. About the book An elected politician is assassinated in the street by a terrorist associated with extreme political groups, […]
Are you a PhD candidate researching child and adolescent mental health and interested in improving the dissemination of your research via social media? The SWDTP is providing a half-day training course facilitated by Andre Tomlin of The Mental Elf to improve your social media skills. The course will take place at the University of Bath […]
Shut Up and Write and PGR social – University of Bath campus Advance notice that the SWDTP student reps meeting will be in Bath, on 8 June. As part of our time on campus, we are planning to run a ‘shut up and write’ session, open to all PGR students, regardless of whether you are […]
The Centre for Qualitative Research is running weekly online workshops for doctoral researchers funded by the South West Doctoral Training Partnership (SWDTP). This event is part of the CQRs Qualitative Innovation Series. Find out more about the series here Dr Shona McIntosh and Dr Rachel Wilder will discuss their recent work experimenting with creative, inclusive […]
SWWDTP Summer Research Festival (16th – 17th June 2022) has reached its second edition and this year the theme is Changes: Calibration, Rethinking and Adjustment. The topic follows on from last year’s theme, Futures, in order to allow for conversations on new, re-calibrated approaches to research and re-thinking themes and issues to unveil within the social, […]
The socio-legal community is extremely broad, and the relationship between law and society can include connections with sociology, psychology, politics, and art, as well as many others. To support this rich, interdisciplinary research, SCuLE’s Maddy Millar and Natalie Olszowy are organising a one-day hybrid conference, held on 17th June 2022 (University of Exeter). You can attend either virtually […]